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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1923
Page
8
Preparations are complete for a Sunday evening musical at Bland Street Methodist. A song service will precede the cantata The Crown of Life sung by the choir with an eight to ten piece orchestra. Admission is free and offerings are encouraged to support future programs. The service starts at 8 PM and early arrival is advised.
The Building Code Committee met yesterday at city hall with full attendance except one member. Meetings will be held weekly on Fridays until completion. The health department is preparing a synopsis of the milk ordinance and its required provisions for public distribution.
Local churches list services across Bland Street area with pastors speakers Sunday school times and evening programs including Miss Wagner speaking on Korea and Gideon sermon by Dr Holder. Epworth and Christian Endeavor meetings noted along with midweek prayer gatherings and music highlights.
Mrs Coffman speaks of long illness and severe pain ending after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits fourteen bottles with renewed strength and plans to teach her daughters about the remedy. She offers to let others use her name to share the news.
The Bland Street Methodist congregation announces a meeting to discuss privileges and church activities. The notice outlines plans for community services and potential changes in church governance.
Miss Ella Sue Wagner, longtime Korea missionary and Holston Institute principal, will speak at Sunday morning service. Author of Children of Korea and other works, she will share experiences in Korea and plans to return this fall. She and her sister host family and attend Epworth League events, drawing a large local audience.
The Shriners Special train from Bluefield to Washington D C returned to Bluefield late yesterday afternoon as second No 1. Most of the delegation rode back, many attending their first Imperial Shrine Council. The event was described as a big time never to be forgotten.
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